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> You don't get to play the game if you literally have no surplus income - and many Americans don't. Except...he was a poor Indian immigrant who presumably did
by darawk 7y ago
> You don't get to play the game if you literally have no surplus income - and many Americans don't.
Except...he was a poor Indian immigrant who presumably did not have disposal income. So how then did he not only play the game, but seemingly win it?
- 0x8BADF00D 7y agoIt's an uncomfortable and often painful truth for many. Climbing an insurmountable mountain, whether it is a personal failing, or desire, one will start to justify their own failings. It's the human psyche after all. But what they miss is belief, a leap, faith, the fire within themselves, etc... I like to think of Heracles. He had his twelve labours. It's a metaphor for not giving up, no matter how large the challenge is.